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Old 07-15-2014, 09:20 PM   #1
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Blower issue?

I was trying to get some stuff done in our 31DSLB and wanted the fan to run while in the drive way. I tried to turn it on without it plugged in and I heard a click but the fan would not turn on until I plugged it in. The blower should run on battery power no? I checked the batteries and they are at 12.5 volts so that should not be the issue. Thanks for any help!
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Old 07-15-2014, 09:30 PM   #2
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Need a little more info....are you talking about the air conditioner? If so...yes it will only work when your 120volt cord is plugged in.
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No not the A/C, I know it needs the 120 hook-up. I am just looking for the fan to run. When I turn the switch to fan, it should run on battery power alone?
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If it's the fan associated with the AC then it still requires 120v. The blower on the furnace = 12v, as well as the bathroom vent and kitchen hood vent fans.

Can't think of any other fans in the typical RV.
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No not the A/C, I know it needs the 120 hook-up. I am just looking for the fan to run. When I turn the switch to fan, it should run on battery power alone?
No, your out of luck on that one. All the components in the ceiling mounted A/C need 120volts to operate including the fan.
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You will have to run the roof vent fans. They are dc.
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Old 08-13-2014, 06:42 AM   #7
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New owner of a 2003 Granite Rigde 3100SS. Had a bit of an issue with the operation of the furnace at first, shuts down after 30 seconds of running. I lit all three burners to get the propane flowing for about 5 minutes, turned the thermostat to heat and then all is ok. However, the air flow was mimimal. I then took the screen off the cold air return located under the fridge. Then I observed a lot of hot air circulating in the area around the blower. The blower is mounted on a flat board but not centered on the board. It is offset about 2 inches to the right allowing air to come into the space around the heater. Question: Is this normal, if it is then I am loosing a tremendous amount of heated air to the space below the fridge. I can fix but would like some input as to whether I should or leave it this way.

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